Remember back in 2016-2017 Pakistani agents were running IT security for the Democrats?

https://nypost.com/2017/08/19/...

Everything is for sale. Russian involvement is just a bonus and a distraction.

And how do we know that the people involved even knew about these proxies, including the Russian company?

Next up, Reddit and they are working hard to go the same way.

On mobile that link now leads to a login page.

Reddit links used to be in the top ten links on Google when you searched for device driver issues. In fact, that's probably how many people came across the site. I certainly did.

Around ten years ago, during the trans/SJW/normie wars they hired one Ellen Pao. And they kicked out a popular employee.

Then their mods collectively went nazi.

I don't even know what is good there any more.

TBH I've only really seen anyone use this phrase in Reddit arguments over the debate of the day.

I can't figure out how one would use this in a technical interview. Would one ask the interviewee to vocalise their thought process?

The US exports billions of dollars worth of democracy to the Middle East and The Ukraine.

Maybe Donald Orange will waive the tariffs on some of the democracy when it's reimported?

I got kicked off LinkedIn when I was changing my 2FA app from Microsoft to Zoho.

Now they want me to blink my eyes on some kind of AI video authentication scheme, while showing them some kind of government id. Good luck with that.

Have been in that platform from day one. But never managed to get a job from it NOR ever managed to hire anyone.

They're just burying themselves.

Person of "high IQ."

Were his posts always like this? I've only paid attention to him from last year.

But the language, grammar and the fascinating use of exclamation marks and capital letters remind me of the good old Nigerian 419 scammers.

At this point, it's hard to separate truth from fiction from history from historical fiction.

So much winning, muh head's spinning.

FTFY

As someone else said, if these are a security risk, ban them. A tariff just makes them more expensive for the buyer. He clearly does not know how tariffs work, even after his first wave got rolled back by the courts.

And the refunds went to the companies, not the consumers.

Or is he trying that game again to benefit his oligarchy?

I'm blocking 36k fb related domains on my network, I'm definitely gonna trust Zuck's cloud.

The Tatas try to hide it, but they got their start collaborating with the British selling opium to China.

Since then they've gone on to become huge, with fingers in every pie. So much so they have their own "administration service" which ensures that each enterprise runs like a privately owned state company. Meaning mediocrity thrives, and people are tenured. Very hard to get fired from such a company.

They own Jaguar Land Rover. Remember the cyber attack on that "british" company? That happened after network management was taken over by TCS, and that was after a TCS client (Marks and Spencers?) had already suffered an attack.